Oral pathology 100-150

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Oral Pathology Quiz

Test your knowledge on oral pathology with this comprehensive quiz designed for students and professionals alike. Dive into 50 thoughtfully crafted questions that cover a range of topics, from common oral diseases to specific conditions and their symptoms.

50 multiple-choice questions
Explore common oral lesions and their diagnoses
Perfect for anyone interested in oral health

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Common pathological finding of the gingiva and alveolar mucosa the :

Periodontitis, Gingivitis

Amalgam tattoo

Pericoronitis

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Common pathological finding of labial mucosa except:

Amalgam tattoo

Periodontitis

Gingivitis

Non answer

Common variation of a normal tongue, except:

Hairy tongue

Fissure tongue

Geographic tongue

All answers

Likely appearance of your tongue due to irregular patches on its the surface, this is the:

Geographic tongue

Benign migratory glossitis

Erythema Migrans

All answers

The cause of the Benign migratory glossitis is the:

Stress, Allergic, Irritation

Vitamin Deficiency, Fissured Tongue

Atopic Deficiency, Yeast Infection

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In the bellow is the symptom of the Erythema Migrans exception one the:

Tongue Spots, Pain, Numbness

Ulceration of the mucosa

Irritation or Burning Sensation

Itchy Feeling, Fissures

A superficial infection caused by the yeast like fungus, Candida albicans is the :

Candidiasis and Virus

Candidiasis and Bacteria

Candidiasis only

Bacteria and Virus

A fungal infection of the mouth. It’s not contagious and usually successfully treated with antifungal medication, caused by group of yeasts called candida:

As we know the fungus candida are naturally found in the mouth and digestive system, but they don’t usually cause any problems but when they’re overgrow they can cause some diseases. So main cause of the oral thrush is:

Diseases and conditions make more susceptible to oral thrush like:

Taking inhaled corticosteroid medication for asthma

Taking antibiotic long period or high dose

Vaginal yeast infection, Diabetes

HIV/AIDS, Cancer

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Wearing dentures, poor oral hygiene, Dry mouth problem, smoking, iron or vitamin B12 deficiency is the:

Oral leukoplakia

Oral thrush candidiasis

Oral Lichen planus

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Classification of the primary oral thrush (group I) like:

Pseudo-membranous, Erythema, Hyperplastic

Chronic multifocal oral candidiasis

Chronic mucocutaneous candidiasis

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Classification of the secondary oral thrush (group II) like:

Chronic multifocal oral candidiasis

Pseudo-membranous

Erythema, Hyperplastic

Candidiasis associated lesion

White plaque, can not be removed by scraping, is the types of candidiasis:

Pseudo-membranous

Erythema

Hyperplastic

Non answers

Candidiasis does occur under conditions such as :

Antibiotic therapy, diabetes,

Xerostomia (dry mouth),

Weakened immunologic reactions

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White patches (Plaques) on the tongue, inner cheeks, sometimes on the roof of the mouth that can be wipe of, leaving behind red areas that may bleeding, Redness inside mouth and throat, Cracks at the corners of the mouth, Painful, burning sensation in the mouth, loss of taste, there are the Symptom of:

Ulceration

Oral thrush candidiasis

Apthous Stomatitis

Inhaled corticosteroid medication for asthma

The Symptom of Oral thrush candidiasis like:

White patches on the tongue, inner cheeks

Sometimes on the roof of the mouth that can be wipe of

Cracks at the corners of the mouth

Painful, burning sensation in the mouth, loss of taste

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The membrane can be wiped away.This is helpful in distinguishing from Lichen Planus and other white lesions in the mouth, this is the Diagnosis of the:

Pseudomembraneous candidiasis

Erythemathous candidiasis

Chronic multifocal oral candidiasis

Chronic mucocutaneous candidiasis

The type of candidiasis has a diffuse border that helps distinguish it from erythroplakia, which has sharply defined border, it is the Diagnosis of the:

Chronic mucocutaneous candidiasis

Pseudomembraneous candidiasis

Erythemathous candidiasis

Chronic multifocal oral candidiasis

The definition of the Cellulitis is an:

Inflammation spreads through the soft tissue or organ.

Swelling develops rapidly, with a high fever.

The skin becomes very red, and there is severe throbbing pain as the inflammation localizes

Cellulitis associated with oral infections is potentially dangerous because it can travel quickly to sensitive tissues such as the eye or brain.

All answers

These elongated papillae become stained by food and tobacco, producing the name:

Geographic tongue

Black hairy tongue

Fissure tongue

Erythema migrans

The name geographic tongue:

The tongue develops multiple areas of desquamation (loss) of the filiform papillae in several irregularly shaped but well-demarcated areas.

The smooth areas resemble a map, over a period of days or weeks,

The smooth areas and the whitish margins seem to migrate across the surface of the tongue by healing on one border and extending on another.

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A common inflammatory reaction related to the wearing of dentures usually involving Candidiasis (yeast) species. Less common forms of this lesion may be due to mechanical trauma or an allergic contact reaction. This is the:

Contact stomatitis

Denture stomat

Ulceration stomatitis

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Factors that predispose to the development of denture stomatitis include:

Complete upper (maxillary) denture poor dental hygiene

Acrylic dentures, Poorly fitting dentures

Denture age old dentures

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Denture stomatitis is a clinical diagnosis based on the :

Pattern of redness and swelling following the shape of the area of denture contact

Microbiological swabs from the palate and/or denture surface will confirm the presence of yeasts

Pattern of yellow and petechial of the area of the contact stomatitisI

Examination of the denture may reveal some of the predisposing factors listed above

Which one is the ulceration lesion expose on labia mucosa lip:

Pemphigus vulgaris and Erythema Migrans

Erythema multiform and geographic tongue

Aphthous ulcers and Primary Syphilis

Reticular and plaque- type lichen planus

The dorsal surface (top) of the tongue appears to have deep fissures or grooves that become irritated if food debris collects in them, this is the:

Erythema Migrans

Geographic tongue

Fissured tongue

Primary Syphilis

The patient with a fissured tongue is advised to :

Brush the tongue gently with a soft toothbrush

Keep the fissures clean of debris and irritants

Grow up with irritated of the food collects in them

Brush the tongue gently with a soft toothbrush and Keep the fissures clean of debris and irritants

Oral manifestation of Systemic diseases is the:

Diseases involving many systems

Chronic and shape diseases

Long time of oral diseases

All above

Oral manifestation of Chronic Medical Problems is the :

Diseases with a shape course

Diseases with a shape and a long course

Diseases with a long course

Diseases with a shape course and Diseases with a long course

Infectious in oral diseases is a :

Bacterial and fungal

Fungal and virus

Bacterial only

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The most common location of dentigerous cysts are except one:

Mandibular 3rd Molars

Maxillary 3rd Molars

Maxillary CaninesI

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There are factors to lead to the Sialolithiasis:

Dehydration, which thickens the saliva

Not eating a lot, which decreases the demand for saliva

Abnormalities in calcium metabolism

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The following factors are cause for xerostomia except:

Radiation therapy

Bell’s pasy

Administration of atropine and antihistaminic druge

Vitamin A deficiency

Very common complication of dentigerous cyst is:

Pathological fracture

Ameloblastoma

Mucoepidermoid carcinoma

Epidermoid carcinoma

Most common etiology for radicular cyst is:

Dental caries

Periodontitis

Trauma

Dental caries and trauma

Commonest site for sialolithiasis is:

Minor salivary gland ducts

Parotid ducts

Sublingual duct

Submandibular duct

Acute pseudomembranous candidiasis on denture-bearing mucosa of the hard palate:

The white plaque rub off

Theses lesions will not rub off

The white plaque will not rub off

Theses lesions rub off

The following most of the Primary oral thrush (group 1) except:

Pseudo-membranous

Erythematous

Hyperplastic

Multifocal oral candidiasis

Peripheral ossifying fibroma most commonly appears to originate from:

Alveolar mucosa

Interdental papilla

Cartcal bone

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